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Book Review: My Sister the Serial Killer by Oyinkan Braithwaite

I’m going to be completely honest – I didn’t know what I was getting myself into when I grabbed this book off the shelf at the library. I’d seen it floating around on Twitter & Bookstagram for most of the last year (it came out in November 2018), and although I didn’t know what it was about, the cover drew me in – it’s stunning!

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Book Review: Pretty Marys All In a Row by Gwendolyn Kiste

This was my first book by Gwendolyn Kiste, although I also own And Her Smile Will Untether the Universe, which has also been widely hailed as an excellent work of fiction by the author.

I’m in love with her writing, and with the way she’s been able to create such a unique new world for so many old characters in Pretty Marys, many of whom I remember from my own childhood.

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Book Review: We Need To Do Something by Max Booth III

Look, I’m not sure I’m going to be able to tell you anything new here. I’ve seen nothing but positive acclaim for this title, and I’m going to be adding my voice to the din momentarily.

The elevator pitch for We Need To Do Something: a family of four shelters in a bathroom on page one to avoid a severe storm warning. Booth sets out to do something pretty unique and extraordinary here, asking himself, “Can I set an entire 150-page book in one small room and make it interesting?”

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Book Review: Consumption by Michael Patrick Hicks

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Book Review: Blood Lake Monster by Renee Miller

This is write-up number ten for a book in Unnerving’s Rewind or Die series, and my excitement to pick one of these little ditties up has not diminished in the slightest. Kudos to Eddie Generous for, among other things, rounding up such a vast array of tropes in the process of introducing horror readers to so many new and wonderful authors. I realize now that Renee Miller has multiple books out, but this is the first I’ve had the pleasure of picking up. Blood Lake Monster follows up the aquatic horror in The Kelping, by Jan Stinchcomb, with a dose of swampy, land-locked lake creature.

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